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On the Drive with John Perlman - he chats to Adjunct Professor Alex van den Heever about research presented by the Board...

A developing democracy is only consolidated or matured when a dominant governing party or leader, following the...

Like babies, some policy dilemmas never go away, they just grow up. That’s what’s happened to the decades-long debate...

Judge Navanethem Pillay and Commissioner Chris Sidoti of the United Nations Independent Commission of Inquiry on the...

South Africa’s debt servicing costs are growing astronomically, with the country not being able to show much for the...

The Wits School of Governance Executive Education has introduced a new executive course, Public Leadership and...

The increased adoption of the latest digital technologies in developing countries has heightened speculation and...

Dr Christine Hobden from the Wits School of Governance hosted a workshop on Public Ethics in the context of the findings...

By undermining the country’s economic sovereignty, it is leaving SA hostage to external forces and potentially poorer...